#zimbabwe

#zimbabwe

Cholera outbreak in Zimbabwe linked to poor sanitation and contaminated water sources, particularly in Glendale.

Antiretroviral therapy has transformed HIV/AIDS from a death sentence to a manageable condition, allowing patients to live full lives.

Zimbabwe has banned the death penalty, increasing global abolition efforts despite a rise in executions in other countries.

Activism in Zimbabwe poses severe risks, especially for pro-democracy advocates like Namatai Kwekweza.

A Zimbabwe court convicted opposition leader Jameson Timba and 34 activists after extended pre-trial detention for participating in an unlawful gathering.

The US imposed sanctions on Zimbabwe's President Emmerson Mnangagwa and 10 other individuals for corruption and human rights abuses.

The Biden administration will implement targeted sanctions on specific individuals like Mnangagwa, moving away from the 2003 Zimbabwe sanctions program.

Bhitoni's foraging of baobab fruit illustrates adaptation to climate change and the shift from subsistence to a cash-based economy.

Farmers like Gertrude Siduna are shifting from traditional crops like corn to more resilient alternatives like chilies due to recurring droughts in Zimbabwe.

Consumers in Zimbabwe increasingly prefer secondhand clothing due to affordability and uniqueness, impacting local manufacturers.

Zimbabwe is cracking down on black market trading to stabilize its newly launched currency.

Zimbabwe will cull 200 elephants for the first time since 1988 due to drought-related food shortages.

Zimbabwe will cull 200 elephants due to drought and food shortages, aiming to address population control and community needs.

Zimbabwe plans to cull 200 elephants to alleviate hunger due to severe drought, marking the first cull since 1988.

Zimbabwe and Namibia plan to cull hundreds of elephants and wild animals to feed residents suffering from drought and food shortages.

LGBTQ+ individuals in Zimbabwe face imprisonment for consensual same-sex acts due to outdated colonial laws.

A money dispute led to the arrest of a gay couple in Zimbabwe after they inadvertently revealed their relationship to police.